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Burst 2 Direct Template in a Saturation Zone

Discussion in '[Archived]: N3 Rules' started by CabalTrainee, Jun 14, 2019.

  1. CabalTrainee

    CabalTrainee Well-Known Member

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    How exactly do direct template weapons with burst 2 work in a saturation Zone?

    The specific example i'm thinking of is a Dogwarrior with his 2 chain-rifles in a saturation zone. As per direct template rules you place the templates at the declaration of the order. So i would assume it works like the FAQ example where you split the burst on different targets and thus can just use it without the -1 to B. I mean you can't really retroactively remove one template at the resolution step of the order expenditure sequence, can you?

    Not entirely sure how to handle this one.
     
  2. Ogid

    Ogid Well-Known Member

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    It is just how you described it.
    A DTW is still a BS attack that needs LoF and a target, so you only need to select 2 different targets for your templates and put the templates getting the target you choose for each one.
     
  3. solkan

    solkan Well-Known Member

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    Just keep in mind that you have to have the target (primary target, I guess) of each template covered by that template or it misses (even if it covers other troopers).

    So there are going to be situations where your B2 direct template won’t be able to hit the trooper you want twice. (Because declaring it the primary target twice would just reduce back down to B1...)
     
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